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DISTRIBUTIVE
EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA (DECA)
DECA is a national association of marketing students, with
chapters in many high schools. Through this program, young
people can network and share strategies for effective
business practices. Info: www.deca.org.
DO
SOMETHING
This organization encourages young people to apply
entrepreneurial skills to solve problems in their
community. Info: www.dosomething.org.
INSTITUTE
FOR YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Provides comprehensive instruction and work-related
experiences for program participants, ages 12-18. This
program combines mentorship with the classroom and the
business world. Info: (212) 369-3900 or www.newyorkcolors.com
YOUNG
ENTREPRENEURS NETWORK
This association helps younger entrepreneurs build their
own business networks. The Network has publishing and
consulting divisions and a line of business resources and
services. Info: www.youngandsuccessful.com.
BOOKSHELF
BETTER
THAN A LEMONADE STAND
By Daryl Bernstein. Describes 50 small business ideas for
beginning entrepreneurs ages eight to14. Published by
Beyond Words Publishing.
GIRLS
AND YOUNG WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS: TRUE STORIES ABOUT STARTING
AND RUNNING A BUSINESS
Authors Frances A. Karnes and Suzanne M. Bean remind
readers that entrepreneurs can be male or female,
experienced or new on the scene. The book consists of
entrepreneurial activities of girls and their for-profit
and nonprofit activities; developing ideas and writing
business plans; understanding financing and legal issues;
and resources including histories, books, magazines,
organizations and online sources. Published by Free Spirit
Publishing Inc.
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